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Targeted Age Group:: Adult 18+ In 1947, Maggie Foster and her cousin, Gertie, leave Cape Cod for Hollywoodland in search of glamour and fame. One girl returns home and the other disappears. Seventy years later Nancy Caldwell travels to Hollywood and discovers the paths of Maggie and Gertie. A … [Read more...]
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When Captain Richard Greyston encounters three figures in a graveyard, he takes them for a spectral visitation until he realizes it's two young ladies—in their nightgowns, no less—and their spinsterish companion. A spinster with slender limbs and an enchantingly velvety voice. Pembra doesn't care a … [Read more...]
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A true story of survival during the American Civil War, which tells of the difficult life on a mid-nineteenth century Minnesota homestead for a mother and her three young children while her husband is away, having answered President Lincoln's call for volunteers to help preserve the Union. This … [Read more...]
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Targeted Age Group: 18 - 65+ Always FREE on Kindle Unlimited - Love Him Love His Mother - This is the second book of my new Mail Order Bride Series - Wyoming Mail Order Brides Cora O'Malley came out West with her best friend Annie to be a Mail Order Bride, however unlike Annie's marriage, … [Read more...]
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Targeted Age Group:: All From the author of the groundbreaking series, A Prairie Heritage, comes the compelling story of fiery-haired, fiery-tempered Tabitha Hale. Tabitha gives her heart to God and her life to nursing. When the Great War erupts in Europe, Tabitha hears God asking her to nurse … [Read more...]
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Targeted Age Group:: 18 + When her husband disappears, young May Rose is stranded in a rough town owned by a company logging the last of West Virginia's virgin forest. It's 1899, and a woman alone has few options. Though she arrives in town knowing the names of only two people, she soon discovers … [Read more...]
Glyphs: The Scribe by Cyndie Shaffstall
Targeted Age Group:: 13+ Wiraqucha, the creator god, loves and will not destroy the people and empire he has created, so he appoints others to watch over his creations while he continues his explorations of the heavens and the earth. After one hundred years, his appointed custodians must return … [Read more...]
Among the Olive Groves by Chrissie Parker
Targeted Age Group:: 15+ Elena Petrakis adores living on the Greek island of Zakynthos. When World War Two looms her way of life is threatened. Left with no choice she joins the island's resistance to fight for what she believes in; her family, her home, and her freedom. Decades later, … [Read more...]
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Targeted Age Group:: 14 to 90 What if there had been social media during the first mission to land a man on the Moon in 1969? If you were not fortunate enough to be able to witness the entire historic mission as it unfolded, this account will put you believably back inside those eight … [Read more...]
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Hint — Stop Looking to Your Website!
Even with all the bright lights and pony rides focusing on digital marketing, more dealers and managers are realizing the value of building their customer base instead of just riding the up and down marketing, Internet and social media bandwagon.
Within days of focusing on prospecting and retention, they're seeing the cost benefits and extra profits from working within their existing customer base instead of just through expensive and time-consuming online and offline ads and marketing.
When I talk about retention or follow up and prospecting, some people misunderstand. I'm never suggesting that you abandon advertising, your website or other lead generation or social media marketing. I am suggesting that you create clear goals and a clear plan to balance your efforts with lead generation advertising and marketing with retention, follow up and prospecting to grow your sales from within.
It seems like it takes a recession to remind dealers and managers that you have zero control over your market-driven floor traffic. It is always true that when the market is great, you have traffic on the lot, and when the market turns sour, you don't.
The opposite is true once you learn to drive your own high quality traffic into the dealership. When I talk about driving traffic, I'm not talking about driving leads to the phone or to your website. I'm talking about bringing destination buyers into your dealership who show up for one reason, and only one reason – to buy a vehicle from you on the spot.
Once your system, process and training are in place, results are immediate. Sales and gross go up, satisfaction in every area goes up, service revenue goes up, expenses go down, profit goes up, and there is an immediate change you can feel in the selling atmosphere.
Compare it to going to a party with strangers and trying to fit in, versus going to a reunion of people you've known for years. Selling becomes fun every day because you're dealing with people you know and like.
As always, there are a couple of speed bumps…
• Turnover Hurts Total Customer Retention
71% of the people buy because they liked their salesperson.
There are a couple of reasons walk-in traffic is tougher to close. First of all, they're price shoppers; and on top of that, they don't like your salesperson. They don't know or trust you and vise versa, when they first walk on the lot. Those are feelings that can be taught to be handled by salespeople by the eight-step road to the sale.
Why do you lose sales with turnover? Think back to when you were selling and you'll remember many customers who came on the lot asking for a particular salesperson who wasn't there any more (Bob). You said, "Bob isn't with us any longer, how can I help you?" They said, "Oh, that's OK, we were just driving by – we'll stop in some other time, blah, blah, bye-bye."
Solution: Learn to hire correctly and train your new and experienced salespeople.
Make correct follow up and retention with every sold customer a requirement, not an option. Coach and manage salespeople to help them sell more and get rid of the de-motivating elements in the dealership. When they sell more, earn more and become motivated, you'll retain them longer. (We cheat – we train daily, and 45 of our 49 employees average over 12 years with the company.)
• Salespeople Can't Retain Customers by Themselves
Training and managing salespeople's activities daily to make sure they do their follow up will definitely improve your customer retention and your growth. However, just doing a follow up won't flip the 30% walk-ins to the 70% repeat, referral and dealership customer ratios you need to control growth.
• 78% of service customers would buy at that dealership.
• 80% of new vehicle sales never make it to service.
• 80% of service customers never make it to sales.
Almost every dealership reading this has two independent departments; sales and service. Both are doing their thing trying to turn a profit in their own departments. What most dealerships don't have are those two critical departments working together to retain the dealership's customers forever.
"Sales" meets them at the curb, closes the sale, turns them to finance, delivers the vehicle – then says "See ya!"
"Service" works on their vehicles, sends them specials, does the work, delivers it – then says "See ya!"
If you don't make every customer a service customer, then it's like selling them a car, and right away they move out of town. You can call, write, text and email all you want to, but good luck — you'll need it; they never got on the right path.
When you turn them into a service customer as part of the delivery process, everything changes. Then except for those who do move out of town, your chances of retaining them are close to 100% — provided you follow procedures for effective sales: follow up and retention process, good service work, and effective follow up and retention processes by service.
To continually grow, both sales and service have to stop thinking about making a sale in just their department, and start thinking about total retention for the dealership. The process for every delivery, including used vehicles, should be: sell it, send them to finance, set their first "quick check" appointment in a couple weeks, deliver it, continue to service and retain them. That way, both sales and service maintain a consistent follow up and retention process to get them back to the sales department, so we can start all over again. Sell – service — sell – service — sell. Get everyone trained and pick up millions more in gross profit in your dealership, the easy way.

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Through a partnership with fraud prevention provider Ethoca, Total System Services Inc. is offering card issuers and merchants a new tool to prevent e-commerce chargebacks.
The TSYS Transaction Recover Network will provide near real-time notification of confirmed fraud to help issuers and online merchants eliminate the time-consuming chargeback process, the Columbus, Ga.-based payment processor and technology provider said in a Feb. 26 press release.
Toronto-based Ethoca, which will power the TSYS network, has reported significant chargeback reductions for its clients. Most recently, it cited the progress Santander Bank has made since incorporating the data-sharing network in which Ethoca Alerts inform merchants about potential chargeback problems from certain cards.
"With the continued growth of e-commerce payments and the anticipated rise in card-not-present fraud, efficient collaboration between issuing banks and merchants is crucial to help mitigate risk and improve the cardholder experience," Andrew Mathieson, group executive at TSYS, said in the release. "The TSYS Transaction Recovery Network enables a collaborative efficiency that reduces online fraud and operational expenses associated with chargebacks."
TSYS will provide the connection to automatically deliver confirmed fraud data from the issuer to Ethoca in near real time. In turn, Ethoca passes confirmed reports of card fraud across a large, global merchant network to recover funds via transaction reversal or refund, negating the need for the issuer to initiate a chargeback.
"Through this initiative, we're executing on a shared vision of helping card issuers find more efficient and cardholder-friendly ways to combat the costly, damaging effects of fraud and chargebacks," Trevor Clarke, executive vice president of issuer relations and co-founder at Ethoca, stated in the release.
Ethoca reports that issuers adopting the technology have seen an average fraud mitigation rate of up to 65 percent, up to 84 percent resolution rate with highly disputed merchants, up to 75 percent recovery rate on low-value transactions that would otherwise be written off, and up to 40 percent recovery rate on transactions that resulted in a chargeback despite going through the 3D Secure security mechanism.


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Here's this Monday's ScoutAbout radio show which features members of the group
Here's this Monday's ScoutAbout radio show which features members of the group
Our cubs are just back from a great weekend in Broadford Girl Guide House.We had 20 young lads and 3 Leaders.They boys had a great time building their own forts in the woods as well as hiking to the lake and also a night hike.
During the weekend we held an investiture and welcomed 10 new boys into the cub pack as well as investing Ashley Lally as a Leader.After the investiture we held a scouts own where the biys reflected on some of their best moments in their lifes,we finished the evening with a campfire and party.Thanks to Group Leader Des McKeown and Group Secretary Catherine Clancy for coming out for Investiture.It was great to see so many parents coming out for the Investiture,Some of the boys were also presented with their stage 1 First aid badge.
The weekend was a really enjoyable event and I think we can safely say that the boys will sleep easy tonight after very little sleep over the weekend.
Well done to all the cubs on their behavior and a big thank you to Mike,Ger and Ashley for making the weekend possible for the boys
Click on the following link for all the pictures
On Saturday night last November 9th the Group celebrated 40 years of Scouting in Caherdavin with a Dance at the Na Piarsaigh Clubhouse.This was a well attended event with Leaders from today and years gone bye getting together to enjoy this event.
A slide show of all events from 1979 right through to the present day played all through the night.It showed how active the Group has been throughout the 40 years,Some of the highlights on this display would have to be the Melvin win,Opening of Scout Hall and the Creann Challange.
It was great to see former Group Leaders Eamon Fuller,Tom Mitchell,John Giltenan,Joe O Halloran and Ollie Shinnors in attendance as well as our present Group Leader Des MeKeown.
Des,Ollie,John and Eamon all addressed the crowd.
Des presented Peter Sheehan with one of our new Group Hoodies as a thank you for designing the new Group Badge.
Also in attendance was Robbie Daly from Scout about Radio and he spent the night interviewing past and present Leaders for his Radio Programme. Robbie also interviewed 8 of of younger members at the Scout Hall in the afternoon.
Finger food was served up for everyone and a big thank you to Mace Caherdavin for this food.
Scouting in Caherdavin is still going strong and heres to the next 40 years.
A big thanks to Na Piarsaigh for the use of their Clubhouse
Finally a massive THANK YOU to everyone who turned up and made this a hugely enjoyable and successful night
Pictures of the night will be added shortly


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Growing up in Queens, I remember visiting the Bowne House as a child. Along with institutions like the Queens County Farm Museum and the Louis Armstrong House & Archives, Bowne House is a reminder of Queens's rich — and often underappreciated — contributions to American history.
The last time I passed the Bowne House, at 37-01 Bowne Street, in the heart of Flushing, I was disappointed to learn that the house had been closed to the public for some time because of the urgent need to rehabilitate the 17th-century structure, which has been modified over the centuries and was inhabited by nine generations of the Bowne family, until 1945.
In an article in The Metro Section today, my colleague Glenn Collins reported that the Flushing Remonstrance — a 350-year-old defense of the freedom of worship and a precursor to the Constitution's guarantees of religious liberty — is on view in a special exhibition at the Flushing branch of the Queens Public Library until Jan. 7.
The remonstrance — normally held by the New York State Archives in Albany — is a key document in the development of religious freedom. The remonstrance, an appeal by 30 Flushing farmers for the freedom of Quakers to practice their religion, was signed on Dec. 27, 1657. The farmers, or freeholders, opposed the policy of Peter Stuyvesant, the director general of New Amsterdam, under which the Dutch Reformed Church was the only approved religion.
Several of the signers of the document were jailed. John Bowne, a Flushing farmer, subsequently invited Quakers to worship in his home — and, for that act, was arrested, jailed and banished. Bowne, who was born in England, traveled to the Netherlands and brought his arguments to the Dutch West India Company, which overruled Stuyvesant — though largely for economic rather than idealistic reasons.
I spoke today with Donna Cartelli, executive director of the Bowne House Historical Society, who told me about the future of the house.
Over the next few months, she said, legal title to the house and the land under it will be transferred to the City of New York, which will maintain the property through the Historic House Trust, a nonprofit group that works with the Department of Parks and Recreation.
The society, which was established in 1947, will continue to be responsible for the collections, interpretation and visitor programs. The society has already raised $700,000 toward a restoration that is expected to cost $2.1 million. Ms. Cartelli said the society has already received commitments from city officials to allocate money for the rest of the project, once the transfer takes place.
As part of the project, a garage, built around 1925 behind the house, will be converted to a visitor center. Ms. Cartelli said the society hoped to have the visitor center opened by 2009 and the house in 2010.
She said she hoped the display of the Flushing Remonstrance would stimulate interest in Bowne House.
"What the celebration brings to light to most people is the existence of Bowne House," she said. "John Bowne stood for the rights of others to have their own religious freedom. John Bowne was not involved in the Flushing Remonstrance; he came five years after. But he allowed Quakers to worship in his house and stood up against Stuyvesant, and as a result he was banished from the colony and went to the Netherlands."
Bowne left for the Netherlands in 1662 and returned in 1664, the year the English seized control of New Amsterdam and renamed it New York.
Bowne House has been designated a city and state landmark, and Ms. Cartelli said the society plans to seek designation of the structure as a National Historic Landmark. Historians believe that the dining room — the oldest room in the house, dating to the mid-17th century — was the place used for the Quakers to worship.


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2-Hole Piggy Beads
Piggy Beads are pressed from glass rods, polished and finished on the surface with color enhancing coatings. They are circular round domes with two parallel holes. One stringing hole goes through the center of the bead and one is set off to the side. Piggy Beads look a little bit like pig snout.


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The important thing is not to stop questioning" Albert Einstein
This post is in response to one of our main supporters! The awesome Aquileana who wanted to get to know more about our blogging and we were happy to respond.
1)How did you get into blogging?
I had a little column in the local paper, and I had written a science article that had been well received, after all we are the #MarsGeneration. My little sister, who was engrossed in a science book, asked "Hey, what if we did a science blog? More people would read it than in the paper!". She was right because people liked the blog articles and writing about science was much more fun. It also appealed to a much larger audience. My little sister has always been a source of new ideas. Blogging encourages us to commit. The blog is doing well and we're all so proud!
2)Which advice would you give to a blogger just starting out?
Have fun! Don't think of it as a job. This a way to express your thoughts and have fun. Your level of commitment, though, should depend on what you want from your blog. If it's just a scrapbook, diary, or hobby of sorts, be as erratic as you want. If you care how many people read it, try a little harder and look at what people want from writers. Add your own little twist and personality. Be funny, but don't try too hard! Take it from me…it does work.
I also want to add that if someone comments on your blog make the effort to comment on theirs. This will help you in your writing and will build a more loyal audience.
3)Do you have a plan for your blog?
Enlarging it so classrooms can use it as a different way to teach science. We might bring in some guest writers now and then to get a fresh perspective on the scientific world and more use of videos. Otherwise, nothing in our plan is specific, we're just going to enjoy the process.
4)What do you think about rankings?
We only just learned about it. I'm not entirely sure what they are, to be completely honest. I'm simply a writer and my sister could care less about rankings while she is gazing at the stars or hunting for bugs. We don't need rankings to learn and share. Now that we have lifted anchor and sailed out into the Blogosphere, we're continuing to explore. I'm sure we'll spend some time looking into it eventually but for now it is the fun of learning and blogging that interests us.
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Having given Vila a whole episode to himself, this time Cally is the focus. We learn (at least, I don't think we knew this before) that she is not only a freedom fighter but thereby an exile from her homeworld, the oft-mentioned but never-before-seen Auron. We learn that she has a twin sister back there. We learn that Auron is not only big on telepathy but also cloning (transcendence of both the mind and the body), but most importantly, pacifism.
As part of a recurring refrain in British sci-fi television, these peaceniks are inevitably due to be roughed up by somebody big and violent and morally destitute.
Cut to: Servalan, in black.
Is this ever-constant theme (from Thals to Dulcians to the people of Michael Gough) just a World War II re-enactment narrative? And does that make Servalan, dictator of a disintegrating empire, a new version of Adolf herself? Is the story of Servalan's children therefore a low-budget version of The Boys from Brazil shot at Leeds Polytechnic? Looking rather swish, but even so.
It's a very strange story, for a number of reasons. There are virtually no sympathetic characters for most of the story, apart from Michael Troughton's wonderfully cuddly Auron pilot who dies a viscerally nasty death (slumped in a space rocket, covered in lesions, leaking cheese sauce) within about five seconds (was his casting meant to be an in-joke regarding the title?), and of course Cally, who doesn't really know what's going on for a good long while.
Tarrant and Avon argue about whether to trust Cally's sister, so don't involve themselves with the plot till it's almost too late. Servalan's officers too are fighting amongst themselves, and it's hard to blame them. The most you can hope for if you work for Servalan is that she won't notice you: if you're crap, clever or just sexy, she'll fire you at the Liberator sooner or later.
And she tells Deral that's what all this is about this week: she's given an entire planet a death sentence just to get Avon in a vulnerable position. This is what is sometimes called over-planning. Or is it? The viewers are confused, and so is Deral, and perhaps that's how she wants it – because Servalan actually has her eye on a prize she's not going to make a big deal about.
Her plan actually works out pretty well. I suppose if you're a megalomaniac, sooner or later things will come together for you. Where it goes wrong is just a couple of details: the infighting of her workforce (hoping for Employee of the Month, presumably never having heard how Commander Travis got on) and a that she underestimates (or just forgets about) implacable, deadly Dayna.
In the midst of all this, you wouldn't blame Jan Chappell for feeling slightly put out. What is meant to be a Cally story is pretty much a Servalan story, and you never get much sense that anyone has time to think about what's really going on: an exile coming home, a battle of ideologies, reunion with a twin, sudden unexpected grief. Even the twin's death is thrown away: why is she trying to keep the incubator machine running when she knows it's going to blow up any second?
"Even Servalan's children must have a chance, Cally," is a rather startling thought, though. What viewers of the episode will chiefly remember is the moment when Servalan experiences, telepathically, the death of her embryos children. There's no two ways about this: it's utterly shocking. That being said, it's partly shocking simply because we're being shown it at all. It isn't moving – it's startlingly strange, and perhaps it's because it's the most vulnerable we've seen the character.
(Harvest of Kairos, you'll remember, didn't happen, although I will admit that this whole storyline – whatever you make of it – is related to certain scriptwriters' personal difficulty with the idea of a powerful female supervillain.)
In this episode's strange, shocking, sad but difficult to parse moment, we see how are invited to pity Servalan. We have no idea about her past, about the true nature of her ambition or really what she plans for the Federation (there is literally no clue to what's going on beyond the walls of that shark-shaped spaceship), but we perhaps have a reminder here that such monsters and tyrants as Servalan represents are ultimately tragic figures, isolated, paranoid and fixated on a future that will never happen.
And while we're still reeling from that, we get a Scooby Doo comedy laughter ending. So once again, I'm facing the future and thinking that anything at all could happen…
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What kind of info are you interested in regarding Mr. Vorba? He does not appear on the 90th's current Association Roster, but there is a Marvin L. Vorba at 7815 E. 85th E. Ave.Tulsa, Ok. 74103918-252-3720. Do you know if this is the same person? There are manymembers of the 90th Division in WWII who have never becomemembers of the 90th Association( or even aware that the Assoc. exists).Norm
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You know, SoulJewelry has 20 years of goldsmith experience in creating one-at-a-time jewelry by hand, as well as selling gold necklaces solely by special order.
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) September 23, 2015
Souljewelry announces their 10th year selling personalized name jewelry online on September 25, 2015. The company stands behind their personalized name necklace and guarantees even greater customer satisfaction in the future.
SoulJewelry will make every effort to provide its customers with a trouble-free and pleasant shopping experience when purchasing monogram necklaces and all other items the company offers. With their 10th year of selling online, they continue to strive to offer popular and fashionable jewelry items that will remain stylish for many years to come. Some of the name jewelries that they offer include bamboo earrings, personalized name necklaces and many others. All the jewelry that the company offers is completely handmade in the USA, while other competitors import their items from foreign countries.
The name jewelry, bamboo earrings and even gold name necklaces are all made from high-quality, fashionable and durable materials that truly stand the test of time. They carefully select their designs and offer to their online customers. This is due to the fact that the company greatly believes that the personalization and customization of jewelry is truly a wonderful and exciting process, which is why they always hold themselves to exceptional service standards for all customers who choose them over other retailers.
In the words of the manager, Daniel Henderson, "You know, SoulJewelry has 20 years of goldsmith experience in creating one-at-a-time jewelry by hand, as well as selling gold necklaces solely by special order. SoulJewelry has been selling online for over 10 years now to a worldwide audience, and this new website design is just making the process of shopping and ordering so much easier for the buyers."
SoulJewelry is Positioned at the Top of Leading Providers of Personalized Name Jewelry.
Many people are excited about SoulJewelry's upcoming 10th year of online sales because they are certain that there will be opportunities to acquire some personalized name necklaces, bamboo earrings and all other types of jewelry that could boost their style. This 10th year of online sales for the company can offer a great opportunity to those who want their jewelry personalized and customized to the highest style and design standards possible, and this is the reason why people who really want to obtain the best personalized jewelry always say that SoulJewelry is one of the best.
As one of the top leading providers of personalized name jewelry, the company is performing extremely well when it comes to the products they are offering. They are playing a significant role in the fashionable and stylish appeal of their customers, which makes them a one-of-a-kind company of personalized name jewelry all over the world. Their success and achievement is not their main concern, since they are more focused on the provision of a satisfactory experience to all those who want to join other fashionable and stylish people who are wearing their jewelry.
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Our Tomatillo salsa is based on a traditional Mexican recipe. The tomatillo is a small, green, tomato-like fruit with a tangy flavour.
INGREDIENTS: Crushed tomatillos (tomatillos, citric acid), water, onions, diced jalapeno peppers (jalapeno peppers, salt, acetic acid), corn starch, agave syrup, dehydrated garlic, sea salt, concentrated lime juice, herbs and spices, natural flavor. REFRIGERATE AFTER OPENING.


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How to offer sponsorships and co-branding - Part 2
This will make more sense if you're read the first part of this series about offering sponsorships and co-branding on your website.
So I'm going to do my best to address the second issue: Isn't this all just a lot more work for advertisers?
@moreglen and I were having this discussion about sponsorships and whatnot, and he threw out that devil's advocate question.
I mean, instead of just doing some high-reach display ad campaign we've actually got to work. We need to find communities, we need to think up interesting ways to make ourselves valuable, we need to show ourselves interested and invested in these people.
It's exhausting just to consider!
So it's easy to come up with problems, but as I said before about advertising in a down economy, the advertisers and communicators that keep succeeding are the ones that think about these things and do their damnest to come up with cool, new ways to overcome any potential obstacle.
So, of course the first answer to that is, Yes, it's more work, too bad. But a little more work to make a product that's more effective, more interesting, and more helpful for everyone.
The second answer is, Well, isn't there a way to automate much of this?
Think about this possibility: Your marketing department or agency outlines just what type of sponsorships you're able to accommodate. The types of communities you're looking to sponsor, what you can offer, and what the prerequisites are on the part of the publisher/site owner.
Then you set up a site for publishers and site owners. They go, check the list of requirements, and see if their site fits the bill.
If so, they select what types of services/sponsorships/co-brandings would be appropriate for their site, from a list provided on the site.
They submit whatever other terms they have, and a message gets sent to the advertiser/marketer. And then someone is assigned to manage the account from there. That person is also responsible for what we'll talk about in the next post: How can you make sure you're providing an interesting, helpful service to the actual members of the community or site audience?
But all the leg work, the looking for sites, the selecting opportunities, all the more tedious stuff, is placed on the site owner, the publisher.
By doing this you've eliminated a lot of work, and you've shown yourself interested in having more relationships with communities. I mean, you've set up a whole system simply for this purpose.
Right now it's almost always the other way around: Websites put their terms for advertisers, what they require, what they'll accept. But for sponsorships and co-branding's the relationship is necessarily different.
It's closer, it's more delicate.
The site owner and the advertiser need to work together, need to make sure they're a great fit for each other. That should be up to the site owner to assess, as they should know their audience better than anyone else. If not, don't expect advertisers to come in and throw money at you. There's a large burden on you to make sure you're demonstrating a huge interest in your community, and have their best interests in mind.
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For the first time, Newcastle Produce is offering a weekly Seasonal Harvest Box. Here is your chance to enjoy the agricultural bounty of the foothills grown for you on our own Twin Brooks Farm in Loomis and other local farms.
On Twin Brooks Farm, our Farm Manager, Travis Emerson is growing strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, squash, melons, onions, potatoes, mandarins and more. Each week we will fill your box with a wide variety of farm fresh produce from Twin Brooks Farm, plus items from other local farms that are in season and at their peak of flavor and nutrition. You will get your favorite fruits and vegetables as well as new things to try (with recipes included, of course!). If there are certain items that you are allergic to, just let us know and we will include something else in your box instead.
Our Medium Box of seasonal fruits and vegetables will feed a typical family of 2 to 3; our Large Box will feed 3-5.
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The payment for a skipped week will be either rolled forward to the next payment period or refunded in a Newcastle Produce store gift card.
We will provide a reusable box with your first order. We ask that you bring your box back for each subsequent delivery. Lost boxes will be charged a $2 replacement fee.
Note: Your first pickup will start One Week After the next scheduled delivery at your chosen Pickup Location. Once started, this subscription will automatically renew until cancelled, or until we end the program.
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Today is the last day of 2013 and I hope as you leave this year behind you are fully prepared to head into 2014. I sincerely hope that all the men who are reading this entry will head into 2014 with greater confidence, purpose and vision than they did in 2013.
As men one of our main purposes is to be visionaries and leaders. It doesn't matter if you are married, single or divorced. Your biggest and most important job as a man is to have a vision for you, your family or both. Being a true visionary is a lost art these days which is sad. Even in church, there are very few places where men can learn how to develop a vision and to help it come to pass. Sadly the average man can't say who he is because he has no real vision for his life. One of two things in generally happening. First, he is either running around chasing after nothing (i.e. lacking purpose) or second, he is diligently chasing down a false vision based on what society tells us is important. As we head into 2014 I will be writing more about this topic as it is too involved to cover in one blog today.
As men we shouldn't be heading into a new year without seeking the direction our lives should be going between now and 2015. Working on a long-term vision is also important but for today I want to focus on the next twelve months. Proverbs tells us that "Where there is no vision, the people perish." I see this happening every day when I speak to men about their life and what they are hoping to accomplish. The two most common responses I get are "make money" and "get laid." In case you didn't know it that is just boyish ramblings, not a vision. This speaks more to the sad state of many of the men in this world as to their shortsightedness in life. This is especially true when the desire to have sex can derail just about every other aspect of our lives if we aren't careful.
The most important part of having a vision or having goals in 2014 is to spend time writing them down. Everyone thinks they will remember all their goals but the truth is we rarely do. We might remember the bigger goals but rarely the "bridge" goals that help us go from Point A to Point B. Writing them down is key so you can track your progress over the course of the year. It will also help solidify your goals and believe it or not make them easier to accomplish. It doesn't mean you will carry out all of them but on the other hand that doesn't make you a failure. You should dream big and have both large, moderate and small goals as part of this process.
In a few hours Sharlay (my wife) and I will start working on our vision board for 2014. Many men might dismiss this idea as stupid, feminine, sissy or some other creative adjective. That is fine. You don't need a vision board but this is my preferred method of casting my vision for the upcoming year. I am hoping that by the end of January her and I will also create a 5 year vision board.
This is a short version of our own process. Sharlay and I will spend some time together praying (because we believe 100% in getting God's input in our life) about what we desire to see come to pass in 2014. We will then look through old magazines, newspapers etc we have around our apartment and cut out images, words, etc that represent those things. We then take those images and words and clue them to our poster board or display board. That is basically it. We will usually leave it up around the apartment at least for a month if there are things we decide to add to it. Over the course of the year we will pull it out from time to time and look at it. It is surprising because we often forget some of the things we placed on the board.
Again you don't need a vision board but you should write these things down somewhere you won't lose or misplace them. I like doing the vision board because it is a challenge for me to be creative and this forces me to be creative at least a little bit. We also hang on to our vision board (and I still have copies of the goals I used to write down from year to year) so we can go back and see how much we have accomplished in the past. It helps to keep the momentum going in future years when things sometimes can be rough.
Last year our vision board included the following items (which came to pass): eating healthier (we started eating Paleo diet in May), my promotion to Senior Manager, Sharlay got a dream job working for Fresh, dedicating myself to writing more (blog started in July!), vacations we wanted to take, Sharlay getting her driver's permit and developing a strong marriage.
The following items were on our list that we did not accomplish: I wanted to lose 15 pounds (only lost 5), new apartment (for $$ sake we decided it would be better to wait a year), spend more time with God (not as successful as I would have liked) and start a family (also decided it would be better to wait until 2014).
I am asking you men to do three things this week. First, set aside some quiet time (no phones, tablets, TV's etc) and seek out what you want to accomplish in 2014. Don't just pick things society tells you are needed to be successful. Think about the things that mean the most to you both personally and professionally. Not all of these items will be "big" goals. Sharlay getting her permit was relatively small in the scheme of things but also very important to her to accomplish in 2013. Going on a vacation might not seem like a big goal but it is an important one. Having more time for family and friends also important but often overlooked as a "goal." If you want to take a really big risk, PRAY about your 2014 vision and ask God to give you ideas and goals. Even if you never have prayed a day in your life or consider yourself religious. Give it a try. What is the worst that can happen? You might be surprised at the results.
Second, write these goals, visions and plans down in a journal, notebook or on your computer. If you want to create a vision board go ahead and do so. If you want to know what a vision board looks like do a google image search for "vision board." Regardless of how you do it, you HAVE to write these things down. It will make your vision for 2014 more concrete in your mind and provide it with some substance.
Third, I want you to commit to pursuing a dream you have let die in the past. We all have goals, dreams or accomplishments that have gone unfulfilled in our lives. Things we have given up on ever coming to pass. Some of these dreams may have been "dead" to you for 15 or more years. I am challenging you to take at least one of those "dead dreams" and begin chasing it again. Be bold. Start your year with confidence. Don't let what your past failures or challenges hold you back in 2014. You might not be able to accomplish it within one year (i.e. getting a degree) but you can at least start the process. Don't let excuses and other people's opinion's hold you back. It is never, EVER, too late to pick up those dreams again and pursue them with vigor. Commit to slaying your giants in 2014. Seek adventure and you will find it.
Please let us know what your dreams are! I would love to hear from you and to see what kind of dreams and goals you are looking to pick back up. Run with them. Do not grow weary for in due time you will renew your strength. 2013 was a good year for me and my family but I am trusting that 2014 will be even better!
Until tomorrow, make it a better day!
Andrew Sloss


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Making mistakes is part of life. What's important is how we learn from them.
As a young football player I played the game in one of two environments. I was either down the local park playing with my friends or I was playing and training with my local club.
In one environment I felt I had no inhibitions, I was confident and free to express myself, in the other I felt under pressure, tight and always had to play it safe.
Why the change in performance? Quite simply the consequence of making mistakes.
In society, young people are often pressured to be perfect. Historically, many coaches, teachers, parents have created conditions for learning that do not encourage errors and if you make mistakes you've failed.
What we aim to achieve through our Positive Coaching Scotland programme is to create a culture where mistakes are acknowledged positively. Players must take responsibility and embrace mistakes. It is vital that they do not see mistakes as being down to a lack of ability but are part of the journey to success.
The best games I played, both down the park and on the pitch, were ones where I was confident, expressive and took risks. Yes, I made mistakes during these games but by being positive and focussing forward, I was able to play with a freedom that made me play my best. What had got in my way was the fear of making mistakes and the possibility of looking bad or being shouted at.
Our recent growth mindset work evidenced that we must support young people to see challenges as learning opportunities. A growth-focused individual views a setback or mistake as an opportunity to learn and improve.
If you are working hard to learn and develop new skills it's inevitable that you will make mistakes. We as coaches/parents/teachers must support our young people to step out of their comfort zones, as this is where our young people learn the most. It is often uncomfortable and scary for young people but we must support and encourage them to feel free to challenge themselves, make mistakes and show resilience.
I experience the same when supporting my daughter with her homework. It can be easy to get frustrated and criticise errors but without her making these mistakes and correcting them herself she will not learn. It is through the process of challenge and struggle where I as a parent can support by praising effort and encouraging her to keep trying.
As adults we all need to create learning environments where young people understand it is ok to make mistakes and see them as essential in order to learn, develop and succeed.


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Welcome to Year 3!
A warm welcome from myself and Mrs Rossiter.
Mrs Rossiter will be working in the classroom every day from Monday til Thursday and Friday mornings.
Please feel free to come and view any of our Topic displays if you are in school.
We look forward to showing you all the exciting learning and activities Year 3 are involved in.
Keep checking the site for photos, videos and information.
Mrs Roberts
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Mythical Creatures
Year 3 have been exploring the different features within myths and legends.
They are now in the planning stages of writing their own myth.
Using their imaginations they have created a mythical creature for their story and used this to help create a list of amazing adjectives and similes for description.
Year have been investigating magnetic forces and learning the related scientific vocabulary.
They completed a range of activities to move a metal paperclip without using their hands.
They had to predict test and record whether an object was magnetic or not.
Natureland Work
Mrs Roberts called in the troops (her parents) to help create a raised flower bed for the Natureland area.
David and Linda Poole worked last Tuesday (3.6.14) to cut, saw, hammer, drill and create the beautiful raised flower beds.
Tyler Simpson helped capture the hard work on the iPad
Victorian Experience Day
Year 3 had a role play morning experiencing life as an occupant within a Victorian prison or workhouse
After watching some short video clips explaining the hardships and hard labour tasks the children began their role play.
Activities were set to represent the types of menial tasks prisoners and workhouse occupants experienced.
The first being the separating of string into its separate yarns. This represented the separating of rope which was then sent back to the shipyards and banged between joints to prevent leaking aboard the vessels.
Endless pencils were sharpened (well kill 2 birds with 1 stone and get a classroom job completed!!)
Others had to sort cubes into piles of certain amounts and colours, with others building towers of cubes, representing the piling and sorting of stones which was sent to be used on the roads.
The children also experienced hard labour tasks of making the mill turn; they had to synchronise their steps onto the bench in order to simulate making a mill wheel turn.
Mealtime didn't stop the Victorian experience, with children tasting gruel and flour soup. Quick note to parents some said they liked both!!
Exercise time on the playground; the children had to hold on to lengths of rope knotted at 1metre intervals and walk around the outside of the playground. Using blinking, nose wiggling and tongue gestures they had to work out how they could communicate with their fellow prisoner without being caught coming under the wrath of the guard and therefore being given physical punishment (10 star jumps in the middle of the playground).
The children took on both the guard and prisoner roles well, with a good discussion at the end about the harshness of the times.
Groundforce continues
Mr Garrard very kindly came in at the weekend to complete the playhouse's fence and its internal area. Mrs Roberts managed to coerce her sons into joining her to make up the wooden benches, to create the outside classroom and the laying of the membrane for the barked paths.
The area is truly transforming into the vision designed by the Teachers and children.
Mrs Cunnington, Mrs Roberts and Mrs Jeffrey were joined by Mr Garrard; Mrs and Mrs Bird, Sophie and Chloe; Mr and Mrs Howe, Georgia and William; Mr and Mrs Harper and Joshua, Mr and Mrs Pitfield and Dylan; Mr Jeffrey with Charlie and Thomas; Mr John Cunnington and Andrew Cunnington and Mr and Mrs Howsam to start major renovations on the 'Natureland' area. The materials were all moved down to the Nature land and the hard work began.
The children began the scrubbing of the fence to clear mould in readiness for a new paint job. The adults separated into small working teams and began the 'hard labour' task of creating the new pathways. A mountain of soil was cleared and piled in readiness for the wild flower area. In the meantime Mr Garrard and Mr Harper prepared the hard standing surface for the new 2 storey playhouse to be erected. Mr and Mrs Pitfield began the hard task of bending and setting the edging wood down within the pathways.
A full days work was completed with a massive transformation to the nature land area.
Well done to all involved, your hard work and support is truly appreciated!!
Year 3 are beginning to learn the french vocabulary for body parts


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Series 1 of Outrageous Fortune ran from July 12, 2005 to October 12, 2005. This series is the shortest of the show with only 13 episodes.
When career criminal Wolfgang West is jailed for four years for assorted criminal acts, his wife Cheryl makes the decision that the family will get honest employment, instead of continuing to embark on their life of crime. Wolf is not pleased about this, but there's not much he can do from jail. Cheryl is initially disillusioned by her attempts at earning a legal living, but she and a couple of her friends start a business called "Hoochie Mama" making and selling sexy underwear.
Cheryl and Wolf have four children. Jethro has already set himself up with an honest career: he's just graduated law school and has a job with a law firm, although he wasn't entirely upfront with his employers about his ethnic background (he claims he is half-Māori at the end of his job interview). His identical twin brother Van (who was trapped in a freezer as a child, and is somewhat slower than Jethro) severely offends the Hong family who might be linked to the triads, and works as their pool boy to repay his debt. Both the mother and daughter (Tracy) of the Hong family had designs on Van. The mother becomes pregnant, and it is later revealed that the child is Van's and is a girl named Jasmine.
Pascalle, the eldest daughter, wants to become a model, and is trying to raise money to pay for the shots that an unscrupulous photographer has taken of her. At the opening of the series, she is forcibly removed from the offices of Work and Income New Zealand, after her attempt at applying for an advance on her unemployment benefit to finance further modelling shots was rejected. Male staff tried to copy the raunchy photos she presented in support of her application, and she reacted explosively.
Loretta is the younger daughter. She is bored by school and is blackmailing the deputy principal, who she caught having an affair with Jethro some years earlier when he was her student. Loretta has a significant entrepreneurial talent and shares her family's lack of respect for the law. She is interested in film and spends most of her time at a video shop, although she doesn't officially work there.
The final member of the family is Ted West, Wolf's father, who is suspected to have Alzheimer's (later revealed to be a brain tumour), resulting in significant lapses of lucidity. When he was young, he was a safe cracker, and had unconventional relationships with his late wife Rita (for whom he frequently mistakes Loretta) and others. He has a good heart but only Loretta can see it. Besides Wolf, Loretta is the only one in the family that can relate to him.
Over the course of the series, Detective Sergeant Judd, who is responsible for Wolf's imprisonment, develops an attraction to Cheryl, who is torn between her determination to live the straight life and her love for her family and Wolf.
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- WINZ Guy - James Ashcroft
- Kurt Walminster - Dane Dawson
- Suzy Hong - Josephine Davison
- Noel Greenwood - Jeff Kingsford-Brown
- Draska Doslic - Aidee Walker
- Mrs Tusitala - Ana Tuigamala
- Braelee - Alice Potter
- Rene - Phil Brown
- Oscar Fusilama - Michael Koloi
- Robby - Eryn Wilson
Episode 1: Slings And ArrowsEdit
Original Air Date—12 July 2005
When career criminal Wolfgang West gets put away for four years, his wife Cheryl decides it's time for her family to go straight. But can the Wests change the habits of a lifetime?
Episode 2: The RubEdit
Original Air Date—19 July 2005
Working for the Hong family, Van finds himself the object of Mrs Hong's affections; Pascalle suffers through the indignity of working for a living; Cheryl sticks up for her fellow checkout chicks and learns that being on the right side of the law doesn't necessarily mean being honest.
Episode 3: A Little More Than KinEdit
Original Air Date—26 July 2005
Cheryl receives some unwanted attention from two of Wolf's best mates; Jethro's supposed Māori heritage comes under fire when a lawyerly 'colleague' starts to question the West family whakapapa; and Pascalle has a new line of work.
Episode 4: The Cause Of This DefectEdit
Original Air Date—2 August 2005
Wolf comes home. Just for a day. But a lot can happen in a day.
Episode 5: The Infants Of SpringEdit
Original Air Date—9 August 2005
In which, each in their own way, the West offspring try to help their mum.
Episode 6: But Never Doubt I LoveEdit
Original Air Date—16 August 2005
Grandpa finds love in all the wrong places - and Loretta does not cope well with it, while Pascalle has her first secret admirer.
Episode 7: Foul Deeds Will RiseEdit
Original Air Date—23 August 2005
Grandpa announces that he and Margaret are moving away together - but not before one last job. Jethro and Caroline decide to 'out' themselves as a couple. When blackmail fails, Loretta faces the horror of going to school.
Episode 8: My Dearest FoeEdit
Original Air Date—30 August 2005
Cheryl has an honest job - or does she? Grandpa mends his heart through poker; and Pascalle discovers the ugly side of the modelling industry.
Episode 9: When The Blood BurnsEdit
Original Air Date—6 September 2005
Van starts a race war and Jethro realises he lacks the ability to say 'sorry'.
Episode 10: The Fat Weed That Roots ItselfEdit
Original Air Date—13 September 2005
Pascalle bags herself a real live TV star and Hoochie Mama's finances end up in the wrong pockets.
Episode 11: It Cannot Come To GoodEdit
Original Air Date—20 September 2005
The crime of the century - in a Van West style; Cheryl is the victim of rumour and innuendo; and Pascalle gets a taste of fame.
Episode 12: To Be Honest As This World GoesEdit
Original Air Date—27 September 2005
In the fallout from the Tongan job, Van's having trouble with the woman in his life; Cheryl's having trouble with the men in hers; and Wolf is presented with a 'Get Out Of Jail' ticket.
Episode 13: Go, Bid The Soldiers ShootEdit
Original Air Date—4 October 2005
Will Wolf get out? Will Van go inside? Will Draska get her man? Has Cheryl got one man too many?


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For people in joyless and seemingly-irredeemable marriages, the obvious option would be to seek a way out and look for happiness elsewhere, but as experience has taught, many people in such situations often choose to stay right in the marriage and here are six common reasons why they do this:
Many people remain with husbands and wives who do not treat them right in the hope that they'd change at some point and this is actually a great reason. But the question is; do bad habits die easy?
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"Furniture is meant to be used and enjoyed."
"If someone is not treating you in a way that you like, remember that there are so many nice people out there. The problem is that when you love someone, you make excuses for that kind of behavior."
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American citizens no longer get to choose our politicians. The media chooses who gets elected. It is as simple as that. They vilify everyone else. If we want change, it must start with reigning in the media's stranglehold on politics. I don't want their opinion, i want facts.
Originally posted by jimmiec
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American citizens no longer get to choose our politicians. The media chooses who gets elected. It is as simple as that. They vilify everyone else. If we want change, it must start with reigning in the media's stranglehold on politics. I don't want their opinion, i want facts.
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Wake up! 290 bills passed by the House. The Senate won't even discuss 99% of them.
25 House-Passed Jobs Bills Stuck in the Democratic-Run Senate
The House passed three more common-sense jobs bills last week, bringing the current number of jobs bills awaiting a vote in the Democratic-controlled Senate to 25. Each of these bills is focused on removing government barriers – excessive regulations, the threat of tax hikes, and 'stimulus' spending policies – that are hurting job growth, and many have bipartisan support. Speaker Boehner has called on President Obama to "urge Senate Democrats to immediately vote" on the 25 jobs bills before them. This week the House is scheduled to consider two more, including the REINS Act.
Senate sitting on 290 bills already passed by House; tension mounts
Exasperated House Democratic leaders have compiled a list showing that they have passed 290 bills that have stalled in the Senate.
The list is the latest sign that Democrats in the lower chamber are frustrated with their Senate counterparts.
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Originally posted by Tazkven
Blows my mind reading this thread, I saw it pop up last week but never got around to reading it til this morning.
With the exception of a few here, I say, shame on you ...
Shame on you Mister, "I told you so" -- What did you tell us exactly? Obviously something you believe we did not know but you did? Your gloating over the fact that we were in for a fight regardless of what happened, congratulations, you're excuse would had worked both ways ... you won a thorny crown of crap.
Shame on you Mister, "I voted third party" -- So what, you feel this makes you exempt from the problem? We were tasked with voting for the lesser of two evils, Not by our choice. You can't even make a post without admitting as much, yet you're choice was to vote for someone who had ZERO hope in winning and yet you use this as a defense for our current predicament, a tool to remove yourself from the situation. I admire those who think different, or believe in a vote for hope or change but to use it as a defense is cowardly.
Shame on you Mister, "Romney Supporter" -- You would have had us vote for Romney? That opens a can of worms one can not even begin to ponder the logic of. The banking cartel's poster boy, The pioneer of the outsourcing business model, The man who got rich putting American's out of work, He invests more money overseas than the US, He has created more jobs overseas than in the US, He wanted to make the whole country "Right To Work"(For Less), Obamacare would had simply been renamed Romneycare. I could go on and on ... I voted to keep this clown OUT. If this guy was your savior you really have no business saying ANYTHING in this thread.
We are in a battle here, some are aware of this. If you think you're decision would have brought us to the light at the end of the tunnel and parted the Red Sea to the promised land you are just as delusional as the one's you are pointing your finger at. The reality of the situation is either way was going to be a battle. Spin it how you want, There was only TWO choices here, the right battle was chosen this time with the choices we had.
The really sad thing is everyone is oblivious to the fact that this road was laid out well before most of us even found ourselves naked in the street, knee deep in this manure. Now we find ourselves arguing over the type of shovel to use to dig ourselves out with and who's technique or shovel is better. Some are trying to convince every one the smell isn't so bad, that their area is better than others, some yet are even eating it. Even sadder still is few seem to even know the reason we found ourselves in such a mess ... It is just easier to blame the other guy, who is in the same mess as you but dealing with it differently instead of looking around and figuring out the true cause of the turmoil, a centuries old plan being played out almost perfectly.
The vast majority of the replies in this post are exactly what is wrong with this Country, finger pointing, I told you so, Name calling, crying, complaining, blaming and it does absolutely nothing to fix the problem. In fact, us being divided and fighting among ourselves is exactly what they want.
Shame on US, for fighting amongst ourselves instead of dealing with the battle at hand, our forefathers would be ashamed, no matter what your excuse is ...
Originally posted by Raud
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Hear, hear!
(not a one-liner)
Originally posted by FlyersFan
I don't think they bother anymore. They got their guy in for another four years.
I don't think they care about what people think. They don't need us for anything now.
They'll push their agenda no matter what.
Originally posted by St Udio
the Øbama regime will deliberately put Muslims, Islamists in many sensitive positions...he already has a half-a-dozen in defense/intel/security/etc
(which is a direct contention between their Oath of office vs their religious oath of submission to Islam first & foremost) I say that this cadre of Muslims holding powerful and sensitive positions in regards to the security & stability of the USA & It's Constitution is a farce...
even as this muslim contageion (within the administration) of unknown loyalties is going on...
Originally posted by St Udio
Egypt is getting Billion$ in both weaponry and monies...even as the finance crisis of deficit spending unwinds in the USA and $85 Bn is clawed-back this fiscal year alone (sequestration)
even as another $60 + Millions are given to the anti-Syrian rebels fighting against an anti-American Leader..
the rebels are AQ-Jihadists that are sworn enemies of the USA to begin with
this administration is funding the controlled destruction of the USA, both within and from outside
Originally posted by Raud
Aah, good ol' racism! Getting uglier for every time we meet, bringing nothing but stale leftovers to the table.
Always arriving too early and uninvited, never wiping its feet and always in bad company with ye olde ignoramous.


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Quantum Entanglement
Speaking very generally, there are two ways to understand that entanglement experiment. One is that nothing changed when you measured and the states always had the value you measured, you just didn't know about it. This is known as hidden variables.
The second is that not only don't we know the state of the particles, they don't fundamentally have a determined state until you measure them.
The example with red and green balls given in this thread is clearly of the first type. In fact a very primitive type of hidden variables that could easily be proven wrong. The balls are not actually quantum (it's an analogy so that's fair). Now, this is obviously the most intuitive, so why don't everyone agree on this? The problem is at the very heart of all quantum weirdness. Take the double slit experiment. If the particle really had a determined choice of slit prior to going through the slit, why are we seeing an interference pattern?
Now, you can come up with creative explanations that still have hidden variables, but then you run into something called Bell's Theorem which states that if you have hidden variables, the universe must be able communicate faster than light(non-local). In the end, there are some people who believe hidden variables is the correct way of looking at it. Since the math is exactly the same as the variables are completely hidden for us, we have no way of determining who's right. At least for the time being.
Bell's theorem says we have to give up one of three things:
- Hidden variables
- Locality: Local action cannot influence a system far away faster than the speed of light
- Free will: It makes sense to talk about what would have happened if you had chosen to do something else.
It's not correct to say that hidden variables have been proven false. It's almost correct so say that local hidden variables have been proven false as we don't usually discuss free will. To further look at this let's say I have a bag of hexagons. The top three sides are all black, and the bottom are all white.
- If I measure any random side. I will get white half the time and black half the time.
- If I measure two opposite sides, I will get two opposite colors.
- If I measure two sides next to eachother. I will get opposite colors one out of three times.
But, For a quantum hexagon:
- If I measure any random side. I will get white half the time and black half the time.
- If I measure opposite sides, I will always get opposite colors.
- If I measure two sides next to eachother. I will not get opposite colors one out of three times. It will be slightly less.
Suppose you have a system of two arrows, which have to point in opposite directions, and you're guaranteed to measure one of them pointing up.
Now, let's say you disturb the system a little bit. You put in some "paint", which will paint an upwards pointing arrow red and a downwards pointing arrow blue. If the states are predetermined, one arrow will get all the red and one arrow will get all the blue. If they aren't, both arrows will get some of both colors.
In quantum systems, for certain kinds of arrows and "paint", the second result happens.
That means that some of the sides don't have a color until you actually measure it, but opposite colors always have the same color.


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Shuster estate's case may be over, but Superman fight continues
Although an appeals court seems to have brought to an end the Joe Shuster estate's bid to reclaim the artist's stake in Superman, The Hollywood Reporter reminds us that the fight by Jerry Siegel's heirs is far from over.
According to the website, attorney Marc Toberoff — he represents both families — is scheduled to file a brief next month on a pending appeal of a March 2013 ruling that affirmed the writer's family relinquished any claims to the Man of Steel by accepting a 2001 offer from DC Comics that permits the publisher to retain all rights to Superman (as well as Superboy and The Spectre) in exchange for $3 million in cash and contingent compensation worth tens of millions.
Toberoff maintains the Siegels never accepted the DC offer (the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals found otherwise), but even if there was a contract, then the publisher failed to perform. That explains the addition last year of the line "By Special Arrangement with the Jerry Siegel Family" to the credits of any DC title featuring Superman, a stipulation of the 2001 agreement.
However, Wright noted that breach-of-contract claims are a matter for state court, and don't affect the enforceability of the 2001 agreement. So, a separate lawsuit remains an option for the Siegels, even if — or perhaps when — they exhaust their copyright case.
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